Vais Ver Fumo (feat. Prodígio)

In 'Vais Ver Fumo (feat. Prodígio),' Leo Príncipe delves into the emotional turmoil of a relationship on the brink of collapse. The song's lyrics paint a vivid picture of a man who feels neglected and taken for granted by his partner. He expresses his frustration with her constant absence, as she spends more time with her friends than with him. This neglect leads him to question his worth in the relationship, feeling like a 'bolo fofo' (a soft cake) and wondering if he looks like a fool for staying in such a situation.

The chorus, 'Ché dama vais ver fumo,' which translates to 'Girl, you will see smoke,' serves as a powerful metaphor for the impending end of the relationship. The smoke symbolizes the aftermath of his decision to no longer be available to her, indicating that she will feel the consequences of her actions. The repetition of 'fumo' emphasizes the intensity of his emotions and the finality of his decision. He acknowledges that he still has feelings for her, but he is resolute in not answering her calls, signifying his determination to move on.

Prodígio's verse adds another layer to the narrative, highlighting the confusion and disappointment that comes with realizing that the person you once loved has changed. He reflects on the past, where he felt like a prisoner of her promises of happiness, only to be let down. His decision to 'devolver tipo Damásio' (return like Damásio) and move on underscores the theme of self-respect and the need to let go of toxic relationships. The song's raw and honest lyrics resonate with anyone who has experienced the pain of unreciprocated love and the strength it takes to walk away.